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Urbanisation will continue to drive China forward, moving people from the countryside to the cities like Wuhan where they can earn more.
BBC: Can Wuhan's state-owned giants adapt?
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They include such major cities as Wuhan and Changsha.
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The goal is clear, but getting there, finding a way through the murk and smog that hangs over cities like Wuhan, and forging a future based not on steel but a different type of economy - that's the hard part.
BBC: Can Wuhan's state-owned giants adapt?
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Kejian also focuses on second-tier Chinese cities such as Wuhan, Chengdu and Shijiazhuang, leaving the biggest markets Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou to the global leaders.
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The cities of Chongqing, Wuhan and Zhengzhou, for instance, have allowed first-home buyers to borrow more from government-sponsored savings funds.
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The growth is, in large part, down to China's relentless drive to urbanise, which has now shifted from the coastal cities to inland areas like Wuhan.
BBC: Can Wuhan's state-owned giants adapt?
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From Wuhan to Chongqing, Chengdu to Hangzhou, second tier cities are emerging as hubs for both international and domestic executives.
BBC: The rise of China��s secondary cities
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Though still interested in Wuhan, Wharf is now focusing on property development in Shanghai, Beijing and other major cities.
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